Heli Towing Tractor QYD80 | 8 ton

Description

Heli Towing Tractor QYD80 | 8 ton

The Heli QYD80 is a heavy-duty electric towing tractor from the G Series, specifically designed for airport logistics, manufacturing plants, and large-scale warehousing.
With an 8-ton (8,000 kg) towing capacity, it balances high-torque performance with the efficiency of AC drive technology.
Below are the detailed technical specifications for the QYD80 unit:

Performance & Capacity

Rated Towing Capacity: 8,000 kg (8 Ton).
Rated Tractive Force: 3,200 N.
Max Tractive Force: 9,500 N.
Travel Speed (Full Load / No Load): 12 / 18 km/h.
Max Gradeability (Full Load / No Load): 10% / 20%.
Min. Turning Radius: 2,800 mm.

Dimensions & Weight

Overall Length: 2,950 mm.
>Overall Width: 1,300 mm.
>Overall Height (with Cab): 1,820 mm.
Wheelbase: 1,280 mm.
Min. Ground Clearance: 130 mm.
Traction Hook Height: 350 / 450 mm (Adjustable).
Service Weight (including battery): ~2,600 kg.

Battery & Electrical System

The QYD80 is available in both Lead-Acid and Lithium-ion configurations.
Drive Motor (AC): 12.0 kW.
Standard Voltage/Capacity: 48V / 480Ah (Lead-Acid) or 48V / 404Ah (Lithium-ion).
Controller: Curtis AC Controller (Imported).
Features: Energy regeneration technology (increases battery life by ~15% during braking).

Chassis & Safety

Tires: Pneumatic (Solid optional).
Front: 6.50-10-10PR.
Rear: 7.00-12-12PR.
Braking System: * Service: Hydraulic & Electric.
Parking: Mechanical / Electromagnetic.
Steering: Fully hydraulic powered steering for ease of operation.

Key Features

Inching Button: Located at the rear to allow the operator to move the tractor slightly for precise hitching without getting back into the seat.
LCD Display: Real-time monitoring of speed, battery levels, and fault codes.
Ergonomics: Adjustable steering wheel and suspended seat to reduce operator fatigue.
Note: Specifications can vary slightly depending on whether you choose the J1 (Standard AC) or J1Li (Lithium) configuration.
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